Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-10
DAILY HERALD.
DAILY HERALD.
PERKINS VS.. BALDWIN.
Judge O'Melveny Denied
the Motion Yesterday
FOR A CHANGE OF VENUE.
The Case to be Tried, Commence
ing Monday Morning
Next.
PERKINS VS.. BALDWIN.
FOR A CHANGE OF VENUE.

O'Melveny yesterday morning on m,
ton for change Of venue. After film
several affidavits, the substance of whic
follows, Judge O'Melveny took the mat
ter under consideration until 4 o'cloc
in the afternoon. The affidavit of Il
A. Unrsh says that e. j. Baldwin
absent from the city and county and h
makes this affidavit on behalf of e. j
Baldwin. He denies that any of tn
attorneys of E. j. Baldwin took TN
deposition of one Gregory to the offict
OF the HERALD or procured the same t.
be published. That said deposition wal
not taken for the purpose of publication
Denies that it was in all respects false
and purjured statement, but on the con.
trary alleges that said e, j. Baldwin
believed said statement to be true, De-
MES that said Gregory has been kept
without the county of Los Angeles by
said Baldwin and has been kept out of
the way to avoid arrest, or that said
Baldwin fears that said Gregory if he
came into the county would be arrested
and that he would make disclosures
duplicating said Baldwin, but alleges
that he has been in the county
and is ready and willing to testify. AT.
tiant AYERS that there has been formed
and organic I'd in Los Angeles syndi-
cate which has been furnishing said
plaintiff with funds to prosecute this
case with the understanding and agree
-, Of thaxr
to receive the said sum 80 recovered
over and above enough to pay attorneys
fees. Admits that defendant did en-.
deavor to prevent the Judge who tried
the case, ID. p. Hatch, from hearing the
same. well knowing that the said Judge
would not grant said motion fer O new
trial. Admits that A. Brunson de-
clined to grant a change OF venue in
this action until jury had been at
tempted to be impanelled in said cause.
G.. w. Remington, sworn on be.
half of E. ]. Baldwin, admitted
that he solicited the signatures to
the affidavit signed by George K.
Gard, Judge A. Brunson and others
and admits that he has been through
the county for the purpose of ascertain
Tug Tue sen'iinen' " .nc P"o,ro III ieioi
ence 10 the oeienoanS IN tnis act'oh'
admits tnat large NUMBER OF persons
with whom he conversed refused to sign
any affidavit. That during the last six
months he conVersea WIN great many
citizens and has heard persons convers.
ing regarding the case and K. j. Bald
win, and that in nearly every instance
have expressed themselves in such
manner as to warrant atfiant in believing
that there was deeply seated prejudice
against the defendant.
III. G. Unrnh filed another affidavit
denying that the plaintiff in the action
has not sought to manufacture
public opinion against e. J. Baldwin
and TO show that she had. aftiant affixed
articles as published in the Times, Por-
caPtne and Sunday Soc'as Wortd. u
w. Remington filed an afhdavit saying
that he had read the affidavit filed on
behalf OF piainVh aud aiiegedth some OF
the signers were non-residents, and dis
reputable persons.
"Walter ). Moore and Louis Mesmer,
being first duly sworn, each TOR himself
and not one for the other, deposes and
says: That he knows the reputation OF
Horace Bell in the community IN which
he lives. for truth and veracity; that 1t
lie bad, that he would not believe the
said Horace Bell under OATH (Slgned)
WALTER .. MOORE
Louis MEsMER.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
w. h. BURKE, Notary Public.
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following: - .u;.,
on mo,ion 10 Gnange 'he piaoe =. va. ss
Dy deIenuaht'-an oeienoah., ou .ao ou
day OF May 1901, maue hls ahnaasil:
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type-writcen matter. SELVES VI piaM
TINS attorney appears 20 nave peea nis no
twenty-five Gays tnerealler, on May 20,
and notice served ior 'ne nearing oi 'no
motion on tne s1n Oh June AZ ~ A. NJ.
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a O'Clock p; M. on June th,Be.o
which tine TINS motion was continusu'
The GROUNDS OF TINS mo.ion are .lia' .ne